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  • bowcycle
    Registered User

    • Apr 2012
    • 733

    #1

    board ID

    I know this may not be easy, but I just got a board and solenoid in an automag parts box and wondered if anyone knew what kind of board it is.
    Thanks.



  • Nobody
    Nobody's Perfect
    • Oct 2001
    • 3384

    #2
    Want to say spyder, but it could be a Proto board. Any markings on it?

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    • Cyco-Dude

      #3
      looks kind of like a tippmann gta board.

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      • bowcycle
        Registered User

        • Apr 2012
        • 733

        #4
        apart from what you see in the pics, there are no other markings on it.

        I used e-blade cockers back in the tourney days, but when I got out of that scene, I swore off electros forever. So I have no idea where to even start in id'ing a board.

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        • maniacmechanic
          PrestonCoPaintball
          • Aug 2006
          • 3453

          #5
          Look like a A5 setup

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          • bowcycle
            Registered User

            • Apr 2012
            • 733

            #6
            well if anyone wants it, they can have it for $5 to cover shipping. Otherwise, it's going in the trash.
            seriously, my parts keep turning into more projects and that needs to stop for a while.

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            • Cyco-Dude

              #7
              it's not for an a5 (although it could probably be made to work). it looks like a tippmann 98 GTA board to me. put a battery to it and press the switch and see if it does anything. you turn the top dial closest to the switch to change modes (i think the modes are staggered; 0 off, 1 semi, 2 off, 3 response, 4 off, 5 auto, 6 off, 7 burst, 8 off, 9 turbo). if it works, it could probably fetch $20 or so on ebay.
              Last edited by Guest; 08-31-2014, 07:38 PM.

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              • bowcycle
                Registered User

                • Apr 2012
                • 733

                #8
                Originally posted by Cyco-Dude View Post
                (i think the modes are staggered; 0 off, 1 semi, 2 off, 3 response, 4 off, 5 auto, 6 off, 7 burst, 8 off, 9 turbo). if it works, it could probably fetch $20 or so on ebay.
                I'm not sure what turbo feels like, but the rest of these are correct via putting a battery to it and keeping pressure on the solenoid.
                My offer of $5 stands, but lets make it gifted now that I know it works.

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                • Cyco-Dude

                  #9
                  Originally posted by bowcycle View Post
                  I'm not sure what turbo feels like, but the rest of these are correct via putting a battery to it and keeping pressure on the solenoid.
                  My offer of $5 stands, but lets make it gifted now that I know it works.
                  turbo is semi auto until a certain rof, then it's response (fires on pull and release).

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